The spoil of the cities which we took
This week’s Sunday School lesson in the Come Follow Me curriculum was Deuteronomy. Yes, the entire book. Which is ridiculous. … Continue reading The spoil of the cities which we took
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This week’s Sunday School lesson in the Come Follow Me curriculum was Deuteronomy. Yes, the entire book. Which is ridiculous. … Continue reading The spoil of the cities which we took
Christians should be opposing hate, not embracing it. Continue reading Hate is anti-Christian
As I mentioned last month, they recently did a shakeup of all the family stakes in Lethbridge. As a result, … Continue reading New calling: Temple & family history leader
In the most recent General Conference, two members of the First Presidency claimed that exaltation will be limited to straight married couples. But do the scriptures they cite support their claims? Continue reading Is exaltation reserved for just straight people?
When Jesus was preaching the Sermon on the Mount, he seemed to introduce so many new concepts and ideas that … Continue reading Resilience and Self Reliance
In Sunday School today, we were discussing the story of Jonah, and there were a few things we discussed today … Continue reading Insights I gained from the story of Jonah
At church last week, we sang “O Savior, Thou Who Wearest a Crown” for our sacrament hymn. While we were … Continue reading The very foes who slay thee have access to thy grace
I was asked to speak in our congregation today on the topic of blessings. It was a pretty broad topic, … Continue reading The prosperity gospel conflicts with the gospel of Jesus
Are we using the term TBM correctly? Continue reading Are you TBM? Are you sure?
If repentance is about erasing sin, then Jesus probably had no reason to repent. But what if it is about something more? Continue reading Did Jesus repent?